Genesis Code

[Creation Code] When I first saw the title of the book, I thought it was a futuristic science fiction novel with an advanced setting. I thought I might not be able to understand it, and then I read it and classified it as fantasy. Then let's continue reading the content. It is a male video, and it is time-traveled into a game. To be honest, because I don't read male videos, and I don't like playing games, I feel a little discouraged. But I originally asked for mutual review, and the other party's review was also very serious. I will definitely continue to watch it. [Advantages] Overall, I think the author's writing style is really good, the description is very delicate, the picture is strong, and the writing is also very smooth! Specifically, this is reflected in the fact that the article was originally about time travel into the game. As a person who has never played online games, I can clearly understand the settings inside, find it interesting, and am willing to continue reading! I think if you are someone who likes to play games, you will like this book more and have a stronger sense of immersion! This is what I felt after reading the previous chapters. Looking at the back, I found that the author was not simply writing about how the protagonist traveled through the game to seek excitement in life. Instead, it also writes about various human feelings and depicts "bad guys" one after another. Even the protagonist is not a real "good guy". It brings some enlightenment to the readers. So, after reading it, I feel that even if I don't like game writing, this book is worth reading. [Disadvantages] The interaction between the protagonist and the witch is relatively natural and loving, and other characters can be portrayed as positive or negative. But for the villain An Lair, I always feel that her darkening is too far-fetched and strange! As the biggest villain in this book so far, and I feel like she won't die for a while or for a long time, should I re-edit the part where she turns dark? I think that part is because she turns black because she is sick. This shows that the villain is not intelligent enough, although maybe it is meant to say that the villain's brain is all sick? But I feel like it would be better to rewrite An Lyle. Of course it is just my personal feeling after reading it, for reference only.